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Qui Nhon
Ward and capital of Gia Lai province, Vietnam

Qui Nhon

Quy Nhơn or Quy Nhon ; is a ward in Gia Lai province, Vietnam.

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It was the capital of Gia Lai province. Quy Nhơn ward has an area of 21.78 km2 and population in 2025 is 129,326 people. Historically, the commercial activities of Quy Nhơn focused on agriculture and fishing. However, there had been a significant shift towards service industries and tourism. There was also a substantial manufacturing sector.

Get in

Getting to Qui Nhon

  1. 01
    Phù Cát

    The main civilian airport serving Quy Nhơn and the Bình Định area today, was built in 1966–67 by the U.S.

  2. 02
    Diêu Trì Railway Station
  3. 03
    Quy Nhơn Bus Station
See

Worth seeing

Several Cham towers can be found around Quy Nhon, many of which are free and accessible by public transport if you take you time to explore them.

  1. 01
    Banh It Cham Towers
  2. 02
    Duong Long Cham Towers
  3. 03
    Doi Cham Towers
  4. 04
    Thu Thien Cham Tower
  5. 05
    Canh Tien Cham Tower
  6. 06
    Phu Loc Cham Tower
Do

Things to do

Stroll in the city and discover the back alleys, and the countless eateries and dishes Walk the beach promenade Bãi Xép beach and village. With deserted beaches, hilly islands close to shore, and round wooden fishing boats bobbing in the water, the tiny village of Bãi Xép 10 km (6 mi) south of the city centre has become a popular destination for international tourists looking for seaside tranquililty.

Eat

Where to eat

With hundreds of fishermen hauling in their daily catch each morning and kilometres of open-air beach restaurants, Quy Nhơn is a great city for fresh seafood. But beyond its well-earned fame as a year-round pescatarian paradise, it also offers the adventurous traveller the chance to try specialties little known outside Bình Định province.

How locals move

Getting around Qui Nhon the local way

  • Get aroundThe kilometres of empty beaches north and south of the centre, the mountains on both sides of the bay, and the surrounding countryside and archaeological sites can all be reached very easily in day trips from the city.
  • Get aroundBicycles are also great for day trips to explore beaches and archaeological sites in the surrounding area which are too far for walking.

From Wikivoyage: Quy Nhon, CC BY-SA. Not yet checked by us. Last edited 2026-09.

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